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is Anyone tuning in to watch a team made up of every superstar at their respected position from each country of a World Cup team. Are we going to watch a game of the super-star lineup to play a long regular season vs the Barbados national team? or the national team from Kuwait?


Or how about we have the 5 "best" real life basketball players that use buzzer beater. play against the starting 5 of any of the NBA play off teams? Does that sound like a fun watch? Do you think there's any suspense?

Would anyone read a book that had a movie made from it, if there were ZERO differences between the book and the movie? Its not fun or entertaining to watch something where you already know the outcome.

I like the NBA playoffs as much as the next girl, but to say that the regular season is enjoyable to watch. I personally (that's the key here boys. my personal feelings, and emotions, and opinion here) is that the regular season is a complete joke, and a waste of my time from october-march.

Last edited by RamenQueen at 6/22/2016 12:00:09 AM

There's a fine line between playing with help. (Or in Wolph's scenario of Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant, 2 players drafted by the same team.) Between playing with help, and communicating throughout a season, and making plans to take pay cuts to play together and form a super team.

Larry Bird was not out there on a golf course (because he loves golf) with McHale and Parish when they were playing for a different team going "Guys, let's all take pay cuts and play together".

Lol, of course they weren't, cause they were already playing together. Your comparing apples to oranges. I also love how, people hold the Cav's front office moves, against Lebron. The best player they brought in to help was a 80 year old Shaq. I'm sure it would have been different if Lebron and Cavs would have continued to struggle, allowing themselves to be in the lottery, year after year. I mean, lets be fair about building a team around him, until D'wade and Bosh. He didn't get to play with another top 10 draftee, other than Luke Jackson year 2 at pick 10(who?). So the blame, your putting on him, isn't really fair. Litterly over night, he took Cleveland from Lottery to out of the Lottery. 5 years into Jordan's compain, they were still drafting as low as 8.... when they traded up to get Scotty Pippen, but yes, please hold that against Lebron too.

When leBron was drafted they had some players that were of a decent caliber, but they did not decide to stick around.

Rickey Davis
Carlos Boozer

and while Darius Miles is and will always be a bust. LeBron made Miles look good.

What can I say. I'm more of a purist when it comes to sports. I guess this is what happens when someone of my generation tries to talk and such with people of a (presumably?) younger generation.

Course...LeBron did make the front office get rid of Delonte West. LeBron had reasons. He felt they were valid. I think in the grand scheme of how most people would handle it he did quite well.

But if you try and say LeBron has 0 impact on the front office decisions. *buzzer sound effect* nice try.

Now. this thread really should die. There's bb-mail if would like to preach to me more, without bumping a thread that should be dead and retired.

Last edited by RamenQueen at 6/22/2016 5:09:13 AM

Lebron is simply the best all around player in the league. Not even close.

Put him on this year's 76er team and they would probably just miss the playoffs.